Summary
The New England Patriots are looking at swapping players to fill a gap in their team after releasing a top receiver, Stefon Diggs. They are considering signing George Pickens, a talented player, from the Dallas Cowboys but must weigh the financial risks. The team signed another receiver, Romeo Doubs, which may also help them fill the gap.
Key Facts
- The Patriots released Stefon Diggs, their only receiver with more than 1,000 yards last season.
- George Pickens is available under a franchise tag, meaning the Cowboys can match any offer for him.
- Signing Pickens would require giving up two first-round draft picks if the Cowboys do not match the offer.
- The Patriots have enough salary cap space to potentially make an offer for Pickens.
- New England signed Romeo Doubs from the Packers to a four-year contract worth between $68-$80 million.
- Doubs had 55 receptions, totaling 724 yards and six touchdowns in the last season.
- The Patriots released several players to free up cap space, saving about $16.8 million.
